My ears stick out at the top and I want to get this fixed, what should I do? (photos)

Thank you for sharing your concerns with us  You have a prominent ears due to poorly defined anti helix superiorly and deep conchal bowl. it is straightforward otoplasty to do under local anesthesia. Choose a board certified plastic surgeon and you should be fine. Good luck

The delightful thing about ears is their variety even in the same individual. Before embarking on what's "wrong" with your ear please keep in mind that this is s completely cosmetic operation intended to improve appearance and not function but which is associated with some risks. From yiur our photos it appears the superior crus is poorly defined. This is a straightforward correction with permanent to sculpting Moustarde stitches which would both accentuate the crus and tilt the upper ear closer to the head. In addition your conchal bowl is a bit too deep projecting the mid ear forward. That too can be addressed with a small rim resection of the cartilage which would make it more superficial and rotate the mid ear toward the head. The UK has great Plastic surgeons. Pick one wisely and you should do well. Peter ALDEA MDMemohis, TN

Yes, you are a candidate for otoplasty with redefining the upper third of the ear (fossa triangularis) and repositioning the helix closer to the head. Please see a surgeon for consultation